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Physics, 24.03.2021 14:00 merzedes

Navigation: Ideas for Investigation We’ve been trying to figure out where food molecules come from in plants. We think plants must be making them from parts that they take in. One tool we can use is a simulation to figure out how all the parts of the system are interacting.

If we could represent what is going on inside a plant using a simulation:

What inputs and outputs of the plant system would we want to represent?

What structures of the plant would we want to represent?

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